Write for us

We welcome pitches about how people recognise strengths, develop skills, learn together and make creative work. A strong proposal gives readers a clear idea to carry away, without promising a single formula for everyone.

What fits

We consider original, reader-focused contributions in areas such as learning through practice, collaboration, creative process and the ways people present what they can do. Useful pieces explain a focused idea, compare approaches fairly or offer a grounded way to think through a choice.

A good pitch

Tell us the proposed subject, the question it answers, why it suits this publication and what the reader will understand or be able to consider afterwards. Mention the format you have in mind and any relevant sources or examples. Keep the pitch specific, and avoid claims that depend on invented experience or unsupported evidence.

How to send it

Send proposals through the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. A pitch is a proposal, not a promise of publication; please wait for a response before sending a complete piece. Do not include private information that is not needed to assess your idea.